B.A.* (in Specialization)// B.A. (Honours / Honours with Research / Honours with Entrepreneurship) in Specialization- Economics / English Literature / Geography / Political Science / Psychology / History / Sociology / Mathematics **

Well-established department with a strong academic legacy since 1995

Integrated academic pathway from Undergraduate programmes

Contemporary and dynamic curriculum aligned with current political and global developments

Strong emphasis on research-led learning and critical inquiry

Career-oriented approach with preparation for civil services, academia, and policy careers

Regular workshops, field visits, guest lectures, Youth Parliament, and MUN activities

Student-centric teaching methods promoting discussion, presentations, and project-based learning

Supportive research environment with guidance for publications and conferences

Holistic development fostering analytical skills, leadership, and responsible citizenship

Experienced and research-oriented faculty

Industry relevant software training including MS Excel and SPSS

Field visits, interactive webinars and seminars on contemporary economic issues

Active Economics Society for student engagement providing a platform to showcase their skills

Dynamic, comprehensive and skill-oriented curriculum aligned with NEP framework

Experiential learning through class discussions, presentations and projects

Student centric academic environment and career support

Continuous assessment and ICT blended teaching learning practices

A distinctive approach rooted in the scholarly study of diverse literary genres

Rigorous exploration of contemporary literary theories and interpretive frameworks to sharpen critical thinking

Close mentorship from faculty experts in textual scholarship and literary appreciation

Hands-on development of strong oral and written communication skills

Solid foundation for advanced studies and careers in education, media, content writing, and journalism

Interdisciplinary approach integrating heritage, culture, gender studies, and society

Opportunities for heritage walks, educational tours, and field-based learning

Exposure to archival sources, historical interpretation, and historical writing

Interactive and student-centric teaching methods promoting critical thinking

Regular seminars, workshops, and guest lectures by eminent historians and scholars

Skill development in analytical writing, communication, and research methodology

Preparation for higher studies, competitive examinations, and diverse professional careers

Build interdisciplinary knowledge of society, culture, and social institutions for careers in social services, education, policy, and administration.

Enhance analytical, critical thinking, and research skills required for careers in research, media, public policy, and social development sectors.

Gain practical exposure through fieldwork, surveys, and community engagement to strengthen professional and interpersonal skills.

Understand social change, policy processes, and human behaviour for effective work in governance, NGOs, counselling, and welfare organizations.

Prepare students for higher studies, competitive examinations, and diverse professional careers in sociology and allied fields

Strong theoretical foundation of Mathematics.

Training using advanced tools such as MATLAB, Mathematica, Scilab.

Access of workshops, Expert sessions and Career guidance.

Bridges pure mathematics with real world problem.

Skill development like analytical thinking, logical reasoning, quantitative aptitude, data interpretation and decision making.

NEP-aligned Four-Year Undergraduate Programme (FYUP) with multiple entry and exit options

Flexible multidisciplinary curriculum integrating theory, research, and applied learning

Exposure to emerging domains such as Digital Mental Health, Artificial Intelligence & Human Behaviour, Environmental Psychology, Sports Psychology, and Forensic Psychology

Strong foundation in psychological assessment, research methodology, and behavioural sciences

Practical training through internships, field visits, community outreach, and mental health awareness programmes

Skill-based learning through workshops, seminars, experiential activities, and industry interaction

Training in counselling skills, psychometric testing, and behavioural analysis

Access to modern laboratories, smart classrooms, departmental library, and research facilities

Opportunities for research projects, presentations, and academic development

Add-on and skill development courses in Guidance & Counselling